January 23rd: Smoke, Sass, and Snow
Ye Olde Internet Scrollbars
by Charlotte Dann — "Oh how I miss these IE scrollbars. It used to take 7 lines to achieve this effect, now it takes 27! How the internet has fallen. Long live IE"
Mondrian Clock Pure CSS
The #dailycssimages challenge continues! We saw so many impressive clocks, including this Mondrian-inspired piece by Anya Melnyk
CSS Taco w/randomize
Need some taco inspiration in your life? Check our Paul Allen's taco randomizer
Ultimate Guide to Non-Rectangular Headers
Part one of a series by Ahmad Nassri "I'm going to tackle a variety of those design approaches, provide all the possible methods to achieve them (in pure CSS) along with a detailed comparison, comparing simplicity, portability, cross-browser support, and performance!"
Intro to Sass
Jorie Clark put together a wonderful guide to the basics of Sass. If you're new to Sass, you'd do well to read this and understand the features: nesting, variables, math, extends, mixins, and functions.
THREE.js Smoke Particles
Grungy looking smoke by Marco Biedermann. Looks like a nicely constructed ES6 class and only 162 lines, so plenty to learn from here.
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CodePen on Instagram
If you just can't get enough CodePen, we post a lot of visually-impressive Pens over on our Instagram account.
Jue de bille
by Gthibaud - "tilt the screen with your mouse and move the sphere to the square. beware the holes in the ground"
Learning redux-form 6 with ES7
@clindsey: "Typically, developing a Redux application involves writing loads of action creators and reducers, but redux-form has abstracted all of that away and it hardly feels like writing Redux anymore."
Snow Cleared Loader
Chris Gannon has turned the fantastic snow clearing squirrel into a loading animation.